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Sony's new high quality leather camera case.... called the TWAT
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That TWA/T is clearly too small for my telephoto lens. I would also prefer it in pink.Originally Posted by TheHoff
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That TWA/T is clearly too small for my telephoto lens. I would also prefer it in pink.Originally Posted by TheHoff
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Well I looked up the TWA/T for more information. Turns out they're all pink on the inside.Originally Posted by TheHoff
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Not after the bleaching!Originally Posted by Connemara
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I only know of one Appreciation star that bleached her a-hole. What plastic surgeon thought up that procedure?
I heard SoCal is looking to give you a pink sock for Christmas.
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Don't most pros get labia-ectomies? errr.. labial reduction?Originally Posted by TheHoff
Yes, you are correct. It's like changing the timing belts on your car, after certain mileage, they get worn and stretched and you need to put it new tighter ones.
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I remember a while ago some Appreciation star (I think her name was Houston) had that surgery and sold the DVD of the procedure.... even grosser I think she actually sold the removed "extra skin" (shudder)
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